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Up, up and away. Hang on a minute though haven't we been here before?

There has been a lot of work carried out by Australian universities with NH4 being used to deliver hydrogen.

Wrightbus are about to supply Belfast with hydrogen powered electric buses. Should be no adverse weight problem or gradeability. Things certainly starting to move in the hydrogen direction albeit slowly.

I just purchased some more shares. Good news imminent I think.

Will these buses be hydrogen powered through a fuel cell? If conventional battery powered their weight would be phenominal.

Rumour has it that Mr Parson's coming back.

Thanks Daltry.

Hi Daltry, why the great disparity in cost for hydrogen vehicles? Is it because of volumes not being there yet or something more fundamental? Serious question.

Harry's back to do his stuff again I see.

Up, up, and away. Until we've shifted our free shares anyway.

I think the deal will complete in February and then our tiny company will have 49% of something extremely valuable, a company with very deep pockets and with a record of fair play as far as dividend streams are concerned.

This news was all over the BBC this morning but not a mention of hydrogen powered vehicles. Think of the carbon footprint of mining millions of tons of lithium, transporting it to a processing plant and then processing the material. Not as green as we are led to believe.

Nuclear fusion is the ultimate answer. Still some years away.

An electric car with a fuel cell powered by hydrogen is the ultimate answer. Battery cars will be on the decline within 20 years.

Perhaps your predictions about RGM will be as good as those for Mayan.

There's an old expression,"you can't polish a t**d"

I understood that the issuing of a licence by the Kenyan Government required the licencee to show that it had sufficient financial resources to carry out the work. Red Rock seems to have about tuppence halfpenny.

I thought the interest payments on the CLN's had been rolled over.

I have heard from what I consider a trustworthy source that CEZ take their obligations to their minority partners very seriously. Once dividend income eventually commences it has to have a positive effect on the share price, which I would expect to be considerably higher even before income starts appearing.

Isn't Nuclear Fusion the "Holy Grail"?
I understand that thre United States is close to producing a viable system